British and American English! Do you know any differences between American and British English? The following lesson provides over 100 differences between British vs. American English with ESL images.
British and American English
American English is the form of English used in the United States. It includes all English dialects used within the United States of America. British English is the form of English used in the United Kingdom. It includes all English dialects used within the United Kingdom.
Most people are well aware of some of the most obvious differences between American vs. British English. For example, American English omits the “u” in colour, neighbour, honour, etc. However, you might not have noticed that there are many British words which are not widely used in the United States, and vice versa.
British and American English Differences | Image
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please teach me how to learn by heart these differences between American English and British one.
Yes there are differences between both languages
As a British ESL teacher I can tell you that not all of these are correct. There is a lot of good vocabulary here and it is important to practice and be aware of cultural differences in language if you’re planning on interacting with both British and American people. But also double check what you learn from the internet with a teacher. The very first picture is not a difference between American and British English at all. It is a table of ‘reported speech’ changes in grammar. The second picture in white and green has many errors, some examples are;… Read more »
British people say cat not pussy.
Labourer